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AO Tennis claims to be 'the most innovative tennis game ever produced,' but it is clear that its lofty ambition far surpasses its capacity to execute. Certainly AO Tennis isn't even up to the standard of the greatest Spin or Virtua Tennis matches released an entire console generation past, and is about as absent-minded, half-hearted, and character absolutely free as a birthday card from Bernard Tomic.

AO Tennis has a couple of new ideas but they are far from fully formed rather than really satisfactorily explained thanks to this complete lack of any tutorials that are wrestling. For example, you're given the option of using the right thumbstick to both function and play your shots with, however I soon found that the prior is limited only to flat functions and the latter automatically determines the shot type for you. If you wish to deliberately impart slice on a function or put topspin on a forehand you are forced to revert to the timeless face setup anyhow, which meant that I soon ditched the half-baked thumbstick controls and never moved back.

Yet even with buttons, AO Tennis can not really get it right. Successful shotmaking requires one to hold the appropriate shot to power it up, suggested by a gauge hovering alongside the player, and goal with a snowy reticle on your opponent's half of the court to place your stroke. It's a system that works relatively well... Until it doesn't. Too often you'll go into place to return the ball charge up your shot, launch it at the optimal time, and your player will only stand there slack-jawed as if gripped with a sudden case of stage fright as the ball bounces beyond their feet. This issue is exacerbated to a much more aggravating degree from the doubles manner, where you and your spouse often stop and jitter nervously as a perfectly gettable ball bisects you equally.

Player movement in general is more wooden than the racquets your grandparents employed. There are jarring seams in the animation system, and a weirdly semi-automatic pull to the ball which seems to indicate that each shot is predetermined. Indeed there's no such thing as a swing and a miss in AO Tennis, you can not dive to get a volley or sprint to vainly swat at a passing shot that has inches out of reach; either you play a shot and join with it, or even your participant does nothing at all, lending the overall experience a sense that's overtly unresponsive.

The shots themselves are also wildly erratic in terms of both velocity and angle. Drink and volleying, a staple of the real sport, simply is not a reliable approach in AO Tennis because even when a shot at the internet is nicely timed they have a regular tendency to stand off your racquet like a tracer bullet to land metres beyond the baseline. On the flip side, drop shots are much too simple to pull off. You are able to be given a 198km/h serve and calmly take all the speed it off, skimming it over the net to fall a foot inside your opponent's courtroom like a wadded pair of wet socks using robot-like precision. I would really like to know how many things I have won utilizing the drop shot alone.

No really, I'd really like to know, but unfortunately AO Tennis does not actually feature much in the way of statistical evaluation or broadcast style overlays past a simple list of first serve percentages and unforced error counts in the pause menu. In reality the absence of any type of presentational gloss is galling, particularly in the centrepiece Australian Open mode. There's no comment, no toss of the coin, no interest from the crowd during extended rallies, no national anthems, without a shake of the hands in the conclusion of a match nor trophy presentation after the closing. The only evidence that you're playing at the first grand hit the tennis calendar is the in-game recreation of Rod Laver Arena's middle court, that is admittedly fairly well realised, and the animated AO emblem that obnoxiously punctuates every point or camera angle shift to irritating effect. That is about it.

AO Tennis' career style is similarly lacking. You have the option to choose either a true licensed pro or create your own player from scratch, and choose them through multiple seasons of a world tennis tour, leveling them up and tweaking their skill sliders as you progress from satellite tournaments into the cashed up cups.

The competitions are each as poorly presented as the aforementioned Australian Open mode, and there's nothing to do between them. There's no practice court nor training mini-games to hone your skills with, you simply slog your way out of a single generic knockout contest to the next. AO Tennis positions itself as more of a simulation than an arcade experience, so I wasn't exactly expecting to be knocking down cartoon ten hooks a la Virtua Tennis, but even the choice to function at traffic cones or clinic volleys against a chunk machine would have supplied a more persuasive and interesting portrayal of life as a tennis professional, as might have sponsorship deals, training tips or possibly a simple trophy cabinet, none of which are included here.

Much like programmer Big Ant's cricket matches, created players can be shared online meaning you can theoretically have access to consumer generated recreations of the licensed names not formally included, and really the sport goes a way towards facilitating the inclusion of significant name absentees by incorporating famous surnames such as Djokovic and Wozniacki in the stadium announcer's terminology. Yet the player creation tool itself is limited, there are two hairstyle choices and thus don't expect to have the ability to craft anything as identifying as the luscious locks of early nineties Agassi or the mullet of an eighties Pat Cash, and there is no option to customise the cartoon of your player's serving movement or shot style, which provides a drab uniformity into the movement of all non-licensed players.

A arena editor and custom championship style are equally guaranteed by the programmer to be patched into AO Tennis in the weeks following the match's Australian release, which should include a welcome splash of variety to the bundle at no extra price. However, the reality is that AO Tennis requires much, much more polish across the board to bring this up to an acceptable standard, polish that actually should have been implemented prior to the game's launch.

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